Friday, March 22, 2013
Muse9: Direction of Your Dreams
This is the card I made for the Muse card challenge. I was inspired by the colors, the layout and the embossing. I cut pieces of cardstock in varying widths and adhered them to another piece of cardstock. I embossed the sentiment directly on the cardstock. Rather than stamping the butterflies directly on the cardstock, I decided to emboss on velum and then die cut and punch out the butterflies.
And, now for the details...
The Stamps
SU En Francais
SU Word Play
The Colors
Whisper White
Basic Grey
Island Indigo
Pool Party
Lucky Limeade
The Embellishments
SU Rhinestone Brads
SU White Embossing Powder
The Tools
SU Beautiful Butterfly Bigz
SU Bitty Butterfly Punch
SU Elegant Butterfly Punch
SU Heat Tool
Versamark
And, now for the challenge...
Labels:
Anytime Card,
Muse
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This is just gorgeous - I love everything about it - it will definitely be getting my vote!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done! Love those vellum butterflies & your choice of colors!
ReplyDeleteThis is George S, Sue! A completely wonderful CASE of Marion's beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteLove those vellum butterflies!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your gorgeous vellum butterflies - FAB card Sue :)
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation and your butterflies are so effective :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card! Amazing embossing on the butterflies and the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteLove your butterflies - just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyour vellum butterflies are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSimply Stunning Sue! I really love those butterflies! I have a tonne of vellum I could use for something like this!!
ReplyDeleteLizy x
Great butterflies! So pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteLauren
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Beautiful card, Sue! Love those butterflies! Incidentally, without seeing your card beforehand, I did a similar tie-in of butterflies and a sentiment about following your dreams! Great minds think alike! LOL Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove this card! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love how your butterflies turned out. I haven't tried the vellum technique but seeing this I am tempted to give it go!
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